Proper timing chain instal

punched281

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This is the second timing chain tensioner I will be replacing in the last 2,000 miles.

So my question is, do I just put the tensioner on and pull the pin and that is it. Or do I need to assist the tensioner at first in getting the slack out of the chain?

This is the style with the hydraulic and the toothed mechanism as well.

Any pointers?
 

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dis help ya out?

[video=youtube_share;HAQwkISqdGw]http://youtu.be/HAQwkISqdGw?t=6m30s[/video]

start at 6:30
 
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I actually just found it just after I posted haha. It just seems odd it starts so loose.
 

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You can always prime the engine untill you see oil bleed from the tentioners..?
 

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